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The Kings Mountain Herald
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Farm Bureau of Cleveland County lauded
Cleveland County
Farm Bureau
earns YE&R
Program Award
GREENSBORO —
Cleveland County Farm Bu-
reau was named the 2010
Young Farmers & Ranchers
(YF&R) Program Award
winner recently. The
county’s program was
judged to be North Carolina
Farm Bureau’s (NCFB) most
effective in promoting young
farmer activities and goals
throughout the past year.
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INSPECTIONS
L-R Mandi and Brian Parker and daughter, and Elton
Braswell NC Farm Bureau Vice President.
The award ceremony
took place during NCFB’s
75th Annual Meeting, Dec.
5-7, at the Joseph S. Koury
Convention Center, Sheraton
Greensboro Hotel at Four
Seasons.
“North Carolina Farm
Bureau members continually
seek opportunities to im-
prove the quality of life of
farm and rural neighbors,”
said Larry Wooten, president
of NCFB. “County YF&R
programs help prepare the
next generation of North
wh AE
The
Cleveland County
Health Department inspected
these Kings Mountain restau-
rants, food stands and the eld-
erly nutrition site during the
period January 3-14.
They include: Holiday Inn
Express, 98.0; Sub Factory,
West Gold St., 101.0, included
two extra points added to the
final score when any em-
ployee working at the facility
has attended an approved food
handling course; The Cup and
Saucer, W. King St., 97.5;
Three Point Market & Grill,
Goforth Rd., 95.0; Youngun’s
Sports Bar, Slater St., 90.0;
Food Lion Deli, E King St.,
97.5; Linwood Family Mart,
Linwood Road, 97.0; Food
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Lion Meat Market, E. King
St., 100.0, includes two points
added to the final score when
an employee of the facility has
Carolina farmers to become
agricultural and community
leaders.”
Cleveland County Farm
Bureau’s YF&R Program
was involved in humanitar-
ian and educational initia-
tives and activities during
2010, including the .follow-
ing events: attendance at the
YE&R Leadership Confer-
ence and AFBF Annual Con-
vention; school and daycare
visits to read to children
about agriculture and farm
safety; a fundraiser for the 4-
attended an dpproved food
handling course; and Patrick
Senior Center, E. King St.,
98.0.
W&B Trucking expands
W&B Trucking of Kings
Mountain is expanding its
presence at the Port of Wilm-
ington.
W&B has been providing
haulage services in Wilming-
ton since March 2009 from
its Kings Mountain head-
quarters off York Road.
The Council of State in
Raleigh on January 11 ap-
proved the 12-month lease of
50,000 square feet of tem-
porarily vacant warehouse
space in the Port, giving the
Kings Mountain-based truck-
ing company space for its op-
erations at the local port.
W&B’s core ‘business
consists of domestic truck-
load common carrier, con-
tainer hauler and distribution
operation, with a long-term
focus on North Carolina’s
global apparel and textile in-
dustry.
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Cleveland Farm
Bureau wins County
of Excellence Award
GREENSBORO —
Cleveland County Farm Bu-
reau was named the 2010
County of Excellence Award
winner today. The county or-
ganization was judged North
Carolina Farm Bureau’s
most effective in implement-
ing programs, services and
activities that build active
county Farm Bureaus and
fulfill the mission of the or-
ganization.
The award ceremony
took place during NCFB’s
75th Annual Meeting, Dec.
5-7, at the Joseph S. Koury
Convention Center, Sheraton
Greensboro Hotel at Four
Seasons.
“This award is presented
to the county that executed
the best all-around effort for
the’ year, and Cleveland
County Farm Bureau repre-
sented the best of what Farm
Bureau stands for and strives
to achieve through its grass-
roots structure,” said Larry
-
Wooten, president of NCFB.
County Farm Bureaus
were evaluated on their de-
velopment of public rela-
tions programs and
enhanced communications
with county leadership, leg-
islative and policy develop-
ment efforts, county board
community service, leader-
ship development and other
ongoing non-profit activi-
ties.
Cleveland County partic-
ipated in many activities
L-R Jim Blalock, Cleveland
County Farm Bureau Presi-
dent and Larry Wooten, NC
Farm Bureau President.
throughout the year that pro-
moted the mission of Farm
Bureau. Some of those activ-
ities include sponsorship of
various agricultural and edu-
cational activities within the
county, attendance at several
state conferences and events,
and sponsorship of safety
programs throughout . the
county.
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